Onewind Hammock Top Quilt with Footbox, Lightweight and Portable Sleeping Quilt Camping Sleeping Bag for Backpacking and Hiking

At first, I got this as a lightweight summertime quilt for camping and backpacking- now I sleep under it every night.What I love:It's VERY warm / It's kept me more than cozy down to 45 (I believe I did get the 45 degree model, or if not that one, then the lowest temp one advertised, because it is plenty warm at 45!) while camping out in the woods- it holds heat well against wind too.Super lightweight / It compacts well, I'll carry it wrapped in a bivvy sack with an inflatable air mattress so I can quickly unroll it all. Whole setup probably weighs less than 4, maybe 5lbs. It's great.Foot Box OR blanket / Closing the snaps and the buckle to create a warm foot area is fantastic on those colder nights- but the ability to still snap those and keep it open at the end so my feet can breathe when it's warmer outside- HUGE! I usually can't sleep with socks on or my feet under a blanket because they'll sweat- but the ability to open the end changes that- AWESOME FEATURE!Water Resistance / I've spilled a few drinks on it and they simply bead off- especially when trying to drink my water in a dehydrated 3am daze- lol, it does great. Also it'll shed the morning dew, which was something I was concerned about, but now I'm not!What I Don't Like:Size / I wish it were just a little bit wider- I'm short (5'4) but very broad shouldered, when it's in foot-box mode it's great, but if I wanted to fold it in half so It'd be more of a sleeping bag type deal- it's simply not large enough. If the blanket were tapered with just... an added 6 or 8 inches at the top it would be perfect.Snaps / The snaps on this blanket are not of the greatest quality- I wish they'd use a little better ones- however, they do work. I also wish that snaps ran the entire length of the blanket so that you could snap it to be a sleeping bag if you so desired (yes, if I wanted a sleeping bag I should have bought a sleeping bag, but those snaps certainly wouldn't hurt if they were there! It would only increase the capabilities and modularity of the blanket- not to mention you'd be able to snap two of them together... )Over all- I'd recommend this blanket to really... anyone. I sleep under it every night now- it's light and it's cozy. When I go up into the woods on a day trip or hike- It's what I bring just in case.TL:DR - Damn good blanket. Buy it.

So I love onewind they have so many amazing products and a lot of them have dual purposes which is awesome. That just means the less stuff you have to carry when you're hiking.So it's not the lightest weight but it's not bad. I've never taken it on a cold outing so I really don't know how warm it is but I imagine with the good underquilt which they have and I own I imagine it'll keep you warm. What I do know is it very comfortable however I'm only 5 foot 10 and I purchased the medium 50 and once you cinch up the bottom then it's not long enough to go up over your head which for some people will be just fine it goes up to your neck but I may be a weirdo but I like sleeping with the blanket over my head completely. Now onto their customer service it is amazing. The first time I washed the blanket I'm not sure if my washing machine had something in it or what but after I washed it there were two small tears which was allowing the insulation to come out a tiny bit. Honestly I'm not a hundred percent sure they weren't already there and just washing it made them bigger but I contacted onewind and they immediately told me they would make it right and they would send me a new one. They asked me how I liked it though and I told him I loved it but I wish I would have bought the large 50. They replied would you like to upgrade since you're already getting an exchange which of course I took them up on their offer. What's really amazing is that they told me to just go ahead and buy it off of Amazon then refunded my entire purchase price and I didn't have to send the old one back so I didn't have to mess with all the shipping. So if I could rate customer service it would be 10 Stars. Because honestly in my opinion customer service is on the top of my list when it comes to buying things.

***UPDATE-while the QC issues were minor and I was able to repair and make use of the Quilts regardless I was contacted by OneWind who sincerely apologized and helped make the orders right. While I was happy with the function of these quilts their level of customer service exceeded my expectations. I will definitely look for their brand in the future.With experience in manufacturing I understand that things slip through sometimes but I haven’t seen any other reviews with these issues so I would still recommend these. Definitely a quality product and design backed by a caring company.——————-I ordered three of these after watching some YouTube reviews and being impressed with the capabilities and wanting this to be a nice replacement for a 40° sleeping bag. I figured I could throw one in each of my backpacking load outs (3 season/winter) and keep one in my Search and rescue bag as a poncho liner.Upon inspection of these I found major Quality misses on each one. The first was missing baffling stitching through to the edge and an unraveling thread. The second was missing a snap button placement completely so the footbox closure is not as secure on this one. The third had unraveling edges where the insulation is kept inside. I will have to repair these myself as returning from my current location is not an option. A big letdown but I’m glad I checked them otherwise I could have been in for bigger problems in the field with these small failures becoming problematic.Overall it’s a good design and seems warm enough even though there is no indicator that I actually received the 35° version.

Es un poco incomodo el roce en el cuello. La versión mas calida pesa 1.1 kg y es muy difícil de guardar en el pequeño saco que incluye, además la correa de compresión se desliza.

I had been looking at the Onewind camping quilt for a while & decided to finally get it. It's compact & light, very warm & comfortable, great quality control, and above all it's long enough for me. I'm 6'6" and I find that not alot of sleeping bags or camping quilts are the right fit.The only downside is the stuff sack it comes in. It's well made, using ripstop nylon, but it can be a pain to repack the quilt. You really have to cram it in there. The stuff sack's compression straps are also not the best, but they are far from the worst I've ever seen.If you have been looking at this & are thinking about getting one, do it. You won't regret your purchase.

Super Ding, hält extrem gut warm

I've always been a bag man when it comes to sleeping outdoors. Whether hammock camping, a browse bed or matt, or just on the hard ground. Over the years I've built up a fair collection of sleeping bags of all varieties for all seasons. I purchased this top quilt as an experiment, reasoning that if I didn't like it, at least I'd not wasted too much money. Turns out to have been one of the best bushcraft buys I've made. So far I've used it year round either on its own in milder weather, or to supplement my standard sleeping system in extreme cold. In both capacities it has proven itself equal to whatever the weather could deliver. Given the relatively lightweight, it is surprisingly warm. I've used it on its own in temperatures close to freezing and while hardly toasty, it was adequate. It is also very comforting when rising in the cold early morning, in in the middle of the night for a pee, to be able to slip it on in its alter ego form as a poncho.Quality construction (though I'd like to have seen a more robust buckle) and the outer skin sheds water well, though will not withstand persistent heavy rain.An versatile piece of kit at a sensible price.

I love the concept of this, the quilt is now my go-to summer bag. It is light, not in the same class as down when it comes to compressibility or loft, but it certainly outperforms its price point.Surprisingly warm, but I wouldn’t go any lower than the recommended 5 degrees Celsius. It works well as an insulated poncho and the foot box is easy to manipulate — nothing like poking your feet through the bottom instead of the bunny hop you need to do in a sleeping bag. Easily wide enough for two people.One thing I would like to see is adding the snaps that are on the regular blanket it could be attached to the underquilt and hang over the ridgeline to make an insulated cocoon. It does have snaps for the foot box, but half are the wrong male/female to do this.